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+The Basics
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+What Exactly is Jailbreaking?
+There are actually a few different definitions of a "jailbreak". Some include having Cydia on your iOS device. Some are having the ability to run tweaks or modified software.
+ The technically correct definition is having access to the root file system. ROOT is a user profile on your device that you are not normally allowed access to. This user is handled by the operating system, and has access to files in the top (root) directory of the filesystem.
+So, what's the big deal?
+Most jailbreaks come with a package manager, and a way of running tweaks. The most popular of these being the package manager Cydia, and it's injection system, Cydia Substrate. These use the permissions granted by a jailbreak, allow near complete control of your iOS device. You can change things as simple as application icons, or you can completely overwrite the functions of each button, or make the operating system unrecognizable. Above all, it lets you increase your device's functionality.
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Stock iPhone
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Simple but unique
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Overhauled UI
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An abomination
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+ Afc2 – Increases functionality of “Apple File Conduit”, Apple’s USB file transfer.
+ APT – Command line package manager used primarily on Linux systems, used by Cydia to keep track of installed packages.
+ Blobs – Your “ticket” from Apple verifying a restore. You can use a handful of different tools to save these and back them up. Needed to downgrade your device.
+ Cydia – A GUI tool that manages packages and repositories, automates the installation process of DEB files
+ Daemon – A program that runs in the background of your device. They quietly handle a variety of tasks. System Daemons include: backboardd, wifid, launchd. Third party daemons include: f.lux, OpenSSH
+ DEB – A file used to deliver tweak contents and their information to the filesystem
+ Downgrade – Process of restoring to an unsigned iOS version
+ DPKG – Command line package installer, unlike APT, it does not handle dependencies automatically
+ Dropbear – SSH server on iOS
+ Dylib – A “Dynamic Library”, all tweaks are compiled as this. There are the programs the Substrate (or alternatives) load to enable tweaks.
+ Exploit – The process of taking advantage of a fault in the operating system and using it to gain elevated privileges.
+ Filesystem – The structure and layout of files within your iOS device.
+ Impactor – A tool developed by Saurik allowing access to XCode’s app signature feature across other operating systems.
+ IPA – Filetype used to deliver jailed apps to device. These apps are sandboxed and have limited permissions.
+ IPSW – iPhone Software, the compressed version of what is delivered to your device during a restore. Contains full filesystem, which can be decrypted on MacOS.
+ Jailbreak – Gaining root access to an iOS device, typically includes installation of Cydia and Cydia Substrate
+ KPP – “Kernel Patch Protection”, software that prevents code from editing the boot process, protects the kernel
+ KTRR – Hardware-based KPP
+ Nonce – This is a boot variable that forces your device to accept SHSH blobs.
+ NoSubstrateMode – Jailbreak without substrate enabled. Root file access, and (most) tweaks are disabled.
+ OpenSSH – SSH Server on iOS
+ Repository – Servers hosting packages that Cydia can call to retrieve information about packages and install them.
+ Respring – Ending springboard and letting it restart. Allows newly installed tweaks to be loaded without a reboot.
+ Restore – reinstalling the Operating System, removing all user files
+ Root – user with full access to the iOS filesystem and services
+ Safe mode – A failsafe built into Cydia Substrate to guard users if springboard crashes
+ Semi-tethered – A jailbreak that boots the phone normally, sometimes breaking some system apps. Requires re-jailbreaking from a computer after every boot.
+ Semi-Untethered – A jailbreak that can be enabled from an app on your device. Typically requires resigning the application, unless it exploits a vulnerability in a stock iOS app.
+ SEP – “Secure Enclave Processor”, manages TouchID and FaceID. FingerPrint/FaceRecognition data is stored in the encrypted processor. A compatible version of it’s operating system must be signed for a successful downgrade.
+ SFTP – “SSH File Transfer Protocol”, compatible with both OpenSSH and DropBear, allows sharing files between iOS device and other devices via SSH
+ SHSH Blobs - Your “ticket” from Apple verifying a restore. You can use a handful of different tools to save these and back them up. Needed to downgrade your device.
+ SpringBoard – The base GUI of iOS. Most processes are built off this.
+ SSH – Allows remote terminal usage. Control command line functions from other computers.
+ Substrate – Allows code to hook into SpringBoard and other processes, the vast majority of tweaks rely on this or an alternative.
+ Terminal – Allows command line
+ Tethered – Jailbreak type that requires a connection to a computer to boot the device. The device will fail to boot up unless the tethered boot is run from a computer, and will boot into a jailbroken state.
+ Theme – Used with the tweaks WinterBoard or Anemone, these are used to change the UI and other aspects of your device. They can be used to modify: icon images, status bar elements, UISounds, and much more.
+ Theos – A tool used to develop tweaks for jailbroken iOS devices. Currently available on Windows, Linux, MacOS, and iOS.
+ Tweak – code that hooks into running processes on your device and can be used to customize the look and feel of your device.
+ Untethered – A jailbreak that is enabled at boot, requires a computer only to install the jailbreak, not to enable it.
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+Dictionary
+More items will be constantly added to the list
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+Tutorials
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Jailbreak
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Downgrade
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Unjailbreak
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Protecting your Jailbreak
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Fixing Cydia Errors
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SSH
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Managing Packages
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Locating System Files
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+Sideloaded Jailbreaks
+This applies to:
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+ Electra : 11.0-11.1.2, 64-bit
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+ LiberiOS : 11.0-11.1.2, 64-bit [DEVELOPERS ONLY]
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+ Meridian : 10.x, 64-bit [DEVELOPERS ONLY]
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+ H3lix : 10.x, 32-bit
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+ G0blin : 10.3.x, 64-bit
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+ Yalu102 : 10-10.2, 64-bit (Excluding iP7)
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+ Extra_recipe+YaluX : 10-10.1.1, 64-bit (Exclusively iP7)
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+ Saïgon : 10.2.1, 64-bit
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+ Phœnix : 9.3.5, 32-bit
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+ PanGu9 : 9.2-9.3.3, 64-bit
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+ HomeDepot : 9.1-9.3.4, 32-bit
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+Requirements:
+Cydia Impactor
+.ipa for the desired Jailbreak (linked above)
+Computer running Linux, MacOS, or Windows
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+Instructions:
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+ Connect you iOS device to your computer. Make sure to trust your computer.
+ Launch Cydia Impactor, open a file explorer (Nautilus, Finder, Windows Explorer) to the directory where the Jailbreak .ipa is saved.
+ In Cydia Impactor, click the XCODE drop-down menu, and select "Revoke Certificates". Enter your Apple ID credentials when prompted.
+ Drag and drop the jailbreak .ipa into the Cydia Impactor windows. Enter your Apple ID credentials when prompted.
+ On your iOS device, navigate to "Settings>General>Profiles". Click on your email, and trust the certificate as prompted.
+ Launch the app, and follow the on-screen instructions. Generally, this only includes pressing the "Jailbreak" button.
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+ Congratulations!
+ You've jailbroken your iOS device! All jailbreaks on this page are Semi-Untethered. This means that after a reboot, your device will not be jailbroken. You must re-enter a jailbroken state from the app used to jailbreak. The app will expire seven days after installation. You must repeat the steps 1-4 to re-sign the app.
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+Who are major contributors?
+George Hotz (GeoHot): The "original jailbreaker". Service unlocked the first iPhone. Has since moved on to developing a self-driving car toolkit.
+ Jay Freeman (Saurik): Saurik is the sole developer of Cydia and Cydia Substrate. He has shaped the format of modern jailbreaks and provides tools to make the jailbreak process more seamless.
+ CoolStar: The developer of the Electra jailbreak, took matters into his own hands in making the iOS 11 jailbreak. He used Comex's "Substitute" (A Cydia Substrate alternative) to build his own code-injection system for iOS 11.
+ PanGu Team: Developer of PanGu jailbreaks for iOS 7, 8, and 9. Also ported TaiG's Jailbreak to Mac OS X.
+ The Evad3rs: Developers of Evasi0n jailbreak for iOS 6 and Evasi0n7 For iOS 7.
+ Luca Todesco (qwertyoruiop): Developer of Yalu102, assisted in development of Mach_Portal, and Extra_recipe+YaluX
+ Nicholas Allegra (Comex):
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+ text-decoration: none;
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+ font-size: 150%;
+ text-align: center;
+ font-family: SanFran;
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+ margin-right: 30px;
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+ padding-right: 15%;
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+/*Standard Body CSS Ends*/
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+ column-fill: auto;
+ column-rule: 4px double #8E5572;
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+.categories {
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+ column-rule: 4px solid #8E5572;
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+ margin-right: 50px;
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Apple provides standard users with an app designed to help get used to using an iOS device. Tips+ provides advanced users with the kind of guide that an advanced user would need.
+ With a complete list of definitions, a tutorial for everything you could need, and an outreach to a large community, Tips+ should provide you with most of what you might need.
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